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control centers, and
storage facilities.
Bunkers can also be used as
protection from tornadoes.
Trench bunkers are
small concrete structures,
partly dug...
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Bunker Hill,
Bunkers Hill or
Bunker's Hill may
refer to:
Bunker Hill,
after which the
Battle of
Bunker Hill was named, a hill in the
Boston neighborhood...
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military bunkers are an
ubiquitous sight in Albania, with an
average of 5.7
bunkers for
every square kilometer (14.7 per
square mile). The
bunkers (Albanian:...
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trade of
bunker (fuel) is
called a
bunker trader. The term
bunkering originated in the days of steamships, when coal was
stored in
bunkers. Nowadays...
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video game
Bunker (board game), a 2020
social deduction party game "
Bunkers", a song by The
Vapors on
their album New
Clear Days Los
Bunkers,
Chilean alternative...
- Fuel
bunkers,
commonly simply known as
bunkers, are
containers for the
storage of fuel on steam-powered
boats or
steam tank engines, or
rooms for the...
- Los
Bunkers (Spanish for The
Bunkers) is an
alternative rock band from Concepción, Chile,
formed in 1999 by
brothers Álvaro and
Gonzalo López, Mauricio...
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Bunkers Hill, also
Bunker's Hill,
Bunker Hill and Bunkerhill, is a
location in
Trelawny Parish, Jamaica. By 1787
Bunkers Hill
Estate was
owned by Thomas...
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bunkers for ship propulsion. The
bunkers could not be sold, mixed,
pledged or trans-shipped. It was
noted that,
despite being a bailment, the
bunkers...
- A
bunker buster is a type of
munition that is
designed to
penetrate hardened targets or
targets buried deep underground, such as
military bunkers. Röchling...
